Medford mail tribune., May 14, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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T MISSOURI'S MEMORIAL TO SPEAKER
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. P. J. NEFF
BUTTE FALLS
MEDFORD MXIL TUTBimE. MEDFORD. OTCEOONV MOXDAY. MAY 11. 1028.
JefsT'S :?.
Helng in nocd of a program, nml
of the conviction that "conffHsiun
Ifi good for Dip houI," President H.
H. Hammond announced that tlu
subject of today's Kiwanis olub
meeting would bo ' What Uno
pened at Klamath!" TViuimoiiiulH
weri numerous and colorful, as
member after member save inter
esting personal experiences nt the
biK railroad Jubilee, held in Klam
ath Falls the last three days of the
week.
t'nrl Tenffwnld, exalted ruler of
the Med ford KIks accounted for
many of his brothers; John Mann,
who wus introduced as the mayor
of Medford and took part in driv
ing the golden spike, recounted
liow the coinplimeiU excited him
to such an extent that he tried to
drive the Bpike clear thru to Med
ford. Vernon Vawter spoke for
the CraterH, and told of their col
lective and Individual adventures
In the "stranRe city," and later,
how they were entertained at
rustle CniK resort by the Uons
. club.
Judge fJeoiRe F. Skipworth. uC
Eugene, who Ik presiding over the
mney trlul here was a guest of
the organization today, being n
member of the Khvanls club of the
northern city, lletng called upon
for a speech, he entered into the
humorous vein of the day and told
several lively personal experiences
at Klamath In days gone by. lie
ended by highly complimenting
Medford and the Uogue Hiver val
ley, on its beawty and enterprise,
and saying that he was delighted
to he here.
Other speakers of the day were
Henry Endeis of Ashland who also
told about Klamath, nml JIon
Fabrick. who asked the Kiwanis
club to give over their meeting on
May Jl to the chamber of com
merce for the purpose of present
ing speakers who will explain the
national air tour. The speakers
for that day are to he the follow
ing: Tex Rankin of Portland, T. K.
Therkelsen, director the National
Air association and H. V. I'ciers
nnd Charles Kchols, members of
the Oregon Aero club.
D. J. Warner reminded the Ki
wanis club that this is Air Mail
week, and urged the cooperation
of local residents with the service
In putting the week over success
fully. That the postmaster general
Is taking an active interest in
furtherance of the air mail service
and is anxious for its continued
success nnd development, was stat
ed by the speaker.
S. H. Smith spoke on the one
mill levy which has been put on
the ballot for tho completion of
the fair ground buildings, and
urged the voters to get behind the
proposition. Unless the issue goes
through, it will' be 1 in possible to
hold the fair this year, he said.
The attendance prize today was
won by Klwaninn Klncker, it being
n $2.5 gold piece, furnished by
Ur. Kresse.
is
WIr Ashpole, mentioned by a re
juvenated Jackson county democ
racy as n candidate for county
commissioner, and recommended
f it an ma liv o fontit muni in f rt f
and does not think much of the
Idea. Mr. Ashpole returned Satur
day from Klamath county, where
he drove a large herd of cattle.
"I have more work to do than I
can handle comfortably," said Mr.
Ashpole, "and It would he just a
thank-yon job, and besides I would
not Ret enough votes to flag a hand
car, and, with the cows where they
are, and how they are, 1 don't feel
like 1 want to make a run for of
fice."
Mr. Ashpole reports the Klamath
ran-;e in first-class condition with
tho grass tall and sweet, and the
stockmen getting setting Rood
prices for their cattle.
"The Dixon boys sold a batch of
Rloers the other day that a vera Red
$12it a piece," said Mr. Ashpole,
"and the market is making the cow
men SiRKle."
AT. 8 J
One nf the largest crowds In
years Is expected to attend the big
American Legion smoker at Hilar
ity hall tonight. Kvery World war
veteran in this section is eligible
to attend and In addition the mem
bers of the O. A. H. and Spanish
American veterans will be guests
of Medford post No. 15.
A special invitation also has
been extended to all local business
men who subscribed to the Legion
fund f"r the state convention
which takes place In this city next
August.
The affair will start at 8 p. m.
with -4ie usual American Legion
meeting which will be short and
snappy with the usual order of
business being dispensed with.
Then will come music by the
legion 10-piece orchestra, enter
tainment features and a boxing
and wrestling card put on by
legionnaire Jack Wood.
After the program Is over ) get
together session will be held and
a "feed" served by the K. I. com
mittee. This is tho ilrst Legion
smoker tu he held here for many
months and everyone Is looking
(urward to It with great Interest.
Porter J. Neff, well known local
attorney has purchased the Walter
Howne resilience on Siskiyou
Heights for a cash sum said tu be
In the neighborhood of $15,000,
and will move there about July
1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Ib.wne and daugh
ter Ruth, are planning to tak an
extensive eastern trip and will
spend an indefinite time with Mrs.
Ituwne's father and brothers who
Hie prominent residents of JMaln
fleld. New Jersey.
The Howne property formerly
belonged to John Tomlin. and was
laid out and the residence cun
structid by (leurge Putnam, for
mer editor of the Mail Tribune and
now editor of the Salem Capital
Journal. It Is one of the most at
tractive residences in the city.
Mr. Itmv.no was formerly en
gaged in the automobile business
in the city, ntill has extensive pro
perty interests here, and has been
active in I'niversity club and golf
flub circles. Jle has not decided
definitely upon his future plans.
it Js repuited.
PRESIDENT GATES
ASKS PEOPLE TO
SUPPORT FAIR
To tho VoIpih of .T:ckson County:
As orc-siuVnt of tho .lurksoii
OountjP Katr ussoeiiitlun, I lesin to
call your attention to the one mill
tax to the votid on at the election
next Kiiilny. that Is neressary If
the fair Is to he continued.
The Jackson county fair Is con
ceded everywhere to he the host
fair In Oregon outside of the state
fair, and with the Improvements
contemplated throiiKh the use of
the funds derived from this one
mill tax. we can safely say there
will he none hotter on the Pacific
coast. Our fair should he the
pride of Jackson county nnd even
tually it is the desire of the asso
ciation to hold our fair without
any charge for admission, thus
making- It possihle for everyone to
attend and make it tho largest at
tended fair in tho state.
It Is your fair, run solely for the
benefit of our county, and un
doubtedly a great asset to It.
Therefore, I am appealing to the
voters of Jackson county to sup
port this measure and help to
make the Jackson county fair the
biggest and best ever, and the
pride of tho state of Oregon as a
whole.
Vouis for n bigger and hotter
fnir. f. i;. o.vi'KS,
President.
According to David Wood, local I
eneral manager f'- fhe j
t'umpany. Inc., Chicago, holders
cf extensive valley orcimrd f, 1
ties, the new pachliiB plant, to iie I
erected by the .Medford Ice a?-' !
Cold KtornRe company, for use of
the l'almer company under a flve
.vear lease, will ut the most mouejn
and sanitary on the Pacific coast.
The packing plant will lie "0 by
175 feet, one story, cost $6,0OU.
and be located at the corner of
South Kir and Twelfth slreets, In
the heart of the fast Krnwlni? ware
house district. The l'almer com
pany will use the storage facilities
of the ice company.
The equipment of the packing
lila.it win ne lnshly modern, with
speed as the keynote, the latest In
ventions beins installed. Three
large Itean washers, a chain of
Cook graders and automatic box
delivery system will be installed.
Tl-e machinery will also preclude
the handling of the fruit by hu
man hands as far as possible.
Work on the construction of Ihe
building will start at once, and It
will ho completed and ready for
use by July 15, In ample time to
handle this year's crop.
Manager lierg'nor of the Ice com
pany is now in San Francisco com
pleting the final details of the deal.
Radio Program
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Mail Trtbune-Vlrgin Station
Tonight
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Tribune.
8 to 9 p. m. McCurdy Daniels-
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Tuesday. May 15
9:30 a. m. Hwem's Olft Shop t
10:00 a . m. Ho. Oregon Klec-
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11:00 n. m. M-M Dept. Store.
11:30 a. m. Colonial l;akery
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12:30 p.. m. Monarch Seed &
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6:15 p. m.Tvtcdfnrd Mail Trt- l
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S:(m p. m. Snyder's Dairy i
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v Missouri has been preparing for the dedication of its memorial to
ne of its greatest sons, Champ Clark, a million-dollar bridge span
ning the Mississippi river at Louisiana, Mo., and connecting that city
with the state of Illinois. Formal opening of the bridge in memory
of the famous speaker of the house, is scheduled for June 9. Above,
left, Mrs. Genevieve Clark Thompson, of New Orlearts, La., daughter
of the late speaker, who is to be present at the dedication cere
monies, and right, Champ Clark. Below is a view of the new bridge.
AL PICHE CATCHES
A fish story, which will probably
hold the prize ol' the season was
related this forenoon by Al IMche,
local -sporting good dealer, when
he told how he caught a LMi pound
salmon with his bare hands In the
Rogue river yesterday .morning.
I'lche swore to his story todr.y and
offered to show the fish as proof.
lie was fishing for trout with
two small flies and wast casting
his line in the river when the big
salmon jumped from a riffle into a
shallow pool at l'iche's feet. I'lche
.lumped on the squirming fish with
his knees and after ten mintiles of
battling, managed to draw it on
the bank.
Salmon fishing Is reported to be
generally good- In the river, wit h
four caught in that stream last
Saturday afternoon al Cold ltay.
FULLER REFUSES
TO MAKE RACE
An open letler addressed today
to Attorney Kvan Kcanics of tills j
city by John 11. Fuller of Ashland
kills a mme fojdered by the attor-
ney for Fuller lo enter the prinsar- !
les next Kriiluy for the repuhllcjin
nomination for fine of the stsitt
legislators from this district. If
he had accepted to run, Fuller's
name would have had to be writ
ten in on the ballot.
The lt'tter Is as follows:
"While 1 am deeply appreciative
of the fine compliment which my
Medford and Jackson county
friends have paid me In suggesting
that I stand as a candidate for the
legislature in the coming election.
I do not feel that 1 can consistent
ly accept the nomination at this
time and 1 urge that you write in
scmo other name as the candidate
to contest for this high honor.
"Sincerely,
".ioiin n. Ft'i.i.Kit.'
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HALlrAX, N. S.. May 1 4. (fl)
Two I nltcd Slates army planes cn
route to Labrador to assist the
trans-Atlantic monoplane V.remen
In the resumption of. her flight to
Now York, came down at Maitland,'
Pants county, today, 50 miles short
of Pictou, their announced destl-
i nation.
j Maitland is at the head of Cohl
i mild bay, an Inlet of Minas basin,
j The planes had passed over Truro
. on their way tto I'lctou, when they
J were Keen to tur nabmit and make
! for Maitland.
The person who goes to ride In
an automobile on Sundav after-
noon and gets back alive has a
right to believe In miracles.
4 3 DAYS STARTS
TODAY RIALT0
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VICTOR McLAGLEN
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And
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Admisalon
Matineea Evenings
10 and 25 10snd35
lit'TTK FAM.S. May H. Miss
tlhtver. one tif the .county mirses,
and Miss Carleton were in Itutte
Kails ttesdiiy for the urpo-e of
orunizing a health e omndltee.
The mei-tiuK was held in the
hiKh Mi'bool audittirlnm ami about
1 u atiemled. Mibs 'arleton ex
I'biiiit .1 the duties of the health
officer, health nurse, public health
association, and the work being
done by the dental 'clinic at the
court house. The public was
cxrdiiillv invited (o attend thb
clinic, which is tho best in fiTe
Mate, and learn of the work bein-i
done there.
All of the money for the sup
port of this clinic and for a ureat
deal of the. other health work is
raised by ihe sale of . Christmas
seals, ami by dona Hons from in
dividuals. Km l lowing Miss On Heron's ad-dres.-i,
llit-fti ( -i -a. il'tymd table
disi-usvinn on organisation - anil
Kcneral health problems. The
following officers were elected;
M is.. Arthur Short, chairman; .Mrs.
A- Hildreth, and seal sab
committee; . Mrs. Verl Hoover,
chairman of publicity committee;
Mis. J. J. Simerville, chairman
finance committee.
Another meeting will he held
Wednesday, May 111, at l::il) p. in.,
in the liih school auditorium.
Kvery one interested is urged to
attend. . '
CALIFORNIA SPRAY
A LOCAL OFFICE
The California Spray-Chemical
company tins established Oregon
headquarters In Med font. This
company was organized in 1 WO 7 in
W'atsonvllle, California and has
now become one of the largest In
secticide manufacturers In the
world.
Its research staff with William
II. Volck at the head is constantly
Improving insecticides and discov
ering pew ones for pest control.
The process used In manufacturing
'dry arsenate of. tad is one of Mr.
V lick's contributions. More re-
intly his development of highly
j r(lf im,d ni, HprayH nas nm(h. p(m
Hlble to control many orchard
pests that previously could not be
controlled economically. Dr. W,
Is. Hi gan, well-known authority in
I the northwest ns nn entomologist
Ih a member of this research staff,
K. K: Luther, general' manager
and M rs. Luther recently visited
Medford for several days on a tour
of the Pacific northwest.
Irving C. Pake, district manager
and family have located In this
city. A supply of Volck and
Orlhol K. will be warehoused with
K. J. Hearty Co. on South
l Kront St., so that all dealers may
(draw on this stock or send their
; growers there after It, according to
i.Mr. Pake.
HE FOUGHT MEN
AND LOVJED
WOMEN IN EVERY
PORT, FROM
AMSTERDAM TO
PANAMA
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